The Composition of the Bulgarian Artillery in 1885

Head of the Artillery		Cpt. Olimpiy Panov
Director of the local establishments		Cpt. Simeon Vankov
Director of the armaments		Cpt. Georgi Popov
1^st artillery regiment		Cpt. Stefan Aleksandrov
	1^st battery	Cpt. Andrey Gerginov	8 – 75mm Krupp guns M. 1873
	2^nd battery	Cpt. Vladimir Ivanov Kalyandzhi	8 – 75mm Krupp guns M. 1873
	3^rd battery	Cpt. Vasil Danadzhiev	8 – 75mm Krupp guns M. 1873
	4^th battery¹	Cpt. Stefan Zlatarski	8 – 9 pdr steel guns M. 1867
	5^th battery	Cpt. Petar Tantilov	8 – 9 pdr steel guns M. 1867
	6^th battery	Cpt. Georgi Stoyanov	8 – 9 pdr steel guns M. 1867
	1^st mountain battery	Cpt. Georgi Silyanovski	6 – 3 pdr steel guns M. 1867
	2^nd mountain battery	Lt. Nikola Bakardzhiev	4 – 45mm Whitworth mountain guns
2^nd artillery regiment		Maj. Petar Gruev
	1^st battery	Cpt. Panteley Tzenov	6 – 87mm Krupp guns M. 1873
	2^nd battery	Cpt. Pavel Panov	6 – 87mm Krupp guns M. 1873
	3^rd battery	Cpt. Iliya Kozarov	6 – 87mm Krupp guns M. 1873
	4^th battery	Cpt. Dimitar Boyarov	8 – 9 pdr bronze guns M. 1867
	5^th battery	Cpt. Stefan Belov	8 – 9 pdr bronze guns M. 1867
	6^th battery	Cpt. Nikola Ryaskov	8 – 9 pdr bronze guns M. 1867
Artillery of the Vidin fortress		Cpt. Georgi Zelenogorov	1 – 9 inch mortar M. 1867 2 – 24 pdr long guns M. 1867 2 – 24 pdr short guns M. 1867 13 – 9 cm short range guns M. 1867 10 – 4 pdr guns M. 1867 3 ten-barrels machine guns 2 six-barrels machine guns
1^st 4 pdr field battery		Cpt. Veliko Kardzhiev	8 – 4 pdr guns M. 1867
2^nd 4 pdr field battery		Cpt. Konstantin Vankov	8 – 4 pdr guns M. 1867
Mountain battery		Lt. Ivan Kozhuharov	4 – 60mm Broadwell mountain guns
Ruse Arsenal and Danube Flotilla		Cpt. Simeon Vankov
Sofia artillery depot
Eastern Rumelia half battery		Cpt. Boncho Balabanov	4 – 9 pdr bronze guns M. 1867
¹ later rearmed with 4 pdr bronze guns M. 1867